This unique venue, situated in the heart of Esquerra de l'Eixample, stands out for its distinctive decor. In its lobby, visitors can admire a collection of historic Catalan motorcycles from brands like Bultaco, Ossa, and Montesa. Once inside the main hall, the walls display over 300 guitars, both acoustic and electric, some of great value, such as the D'Aquisto New Yorker that once belonged to renowned jazz guitarist Grant Green. This impressive collection is owned by Jordi Canivell, the proprietor of the Aclam Club.
“"The Aclam Club was born as a members' club with a passion for guitars, as well as antique motorcycles and analog cameras. But the pandemic forced us to adapt, and now we define ourselves as a meeting place for people with a passion for culture."
Under the name Aclam Sessions, the space organizes a variety of activities that go beyond traditional concerts. These sessions include gatherings with musicians, primarily guitarists, and also with prominent photographers. Composition workshops, masterclasses, and talks are offered, aiming to provide a distinctive cultural offering.
During the first four months of 2026, the Aclam Club has hosted composition workshops with artists such as Enric Montefusco, Miqui Puig, and Mazoni. A masterclass with Adrian Utley from Portishead was also scheduled, along with a sound and visual immersion inspired by Pink Floyd's The dark side of the Moon, featuring Marcel Bagés, David Soler, Victor Partido, and Jon Carin, a collaborator of David Gilmour and Roger Waters. Additionally, the book Melodías inconfesables by Aurelio Morata, a member of Los Rebeldes, was presented. According to the programming manager, the main interest lies in the educational aspect and the approach to the creative process of music.
